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Odgovor:Pomoč Saab 9-5 - 31.05.07 00:52
Uf, čist spregledu, da je 2.0, ne 2.3. V tem primeru je notr B205:
The B205 is the evolution of the successful and robust B204 engine. It was introduced in 1998 and offered extensive modifications aimed at reducing fuel consumption, improve emission control and reduce vibrations at low RPM. The changes included lightweight internal components (lighter valves, softer springs, longer rods with lighter pistons and balance shafts), lighter block and cover, heavier flywheel and more. Another important development was the introduction of the Trionic 7 engine management system.
The base version was used on the first generation Saab 9-3 and Saab 9-5, with power output varying across the models and markets. There was also a high output 205 hp (151 kW) version (called B205R) found in the 9-3 SE and Aero models.
Although modern and reliable, the B205 is considered to be less strong than its predecessor, the B204, and could be less suitable for extreme performance tuning applications. In 2005, it was announced that certain 2000-2003 B205 engines suffered from oil sludge-related failures. These problems will be repaired under a special extended warranty for 8 years and unlimited miles. However, in order to take advantage of this warranty, SAAB requires that you meet their oil change intervals and be able to produce receipts to verify this.
A BioPower flexible-fuel variant capable of running on gasohol mixtures containing as much as 85% ethanol (E85) will become available in 2006. Coupled with a turbocharger, the engine can take advantage of the higher octane rating of ethanol and boost power. A 9-5 with a BioPower engine produces 150 PS (110 kW) on gasoline and 185 PS (136 kW) on E85.
Torej enaka mašina, kot jo ima moja 9-5ka, samo da je moja rahlo navita in ima 42 konjičkov več.
N/A v 9-5? Tega še nisem zasledil, ni pa nemogoče. Ampak do zdej kar sem vidu so bli vsi LPT al pa full turbo.
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